Centers
Putting water down on the paper before the paint.
Wash.
The material that needs water to activate it is called this.
Watercolors.
What is the first step in cleaning a paintbrush after you have finished painting?
Rinse the brush in water to remove excess paint.
What will I hear when its time to clean up?
A chime or A gong
Why is it important to use soap when cleaning paintbrushes?
Soap helps remove any paint from the bristles, ensuring the brush will last a long time for others to use.
The painting technique that does not involve water is known as ___.
Dry brush.
The tools most often used and associated with painting is this.
Paintbrush.
Where do you put the soap to clean the paintbrush bristles?
The palm of your hand
In the first 5 minutes of class, you will check the _____ ____ _____ Colum on the _________ and quickly do this.
Please Do Now and Smartboard
In order to leave the classroom we must do these 2 steps.
Ask Ms. Reed and get a pass
Using shades of dark to light is known as this.
Values.
This tool is used to mix colors together AND create thick layers of paint.
Palette knife.
Mixing white to a color turns it to a ___.
Tint.
In order to leave the classroom we must do these 2 steps.
1. Check with Lawley.
2. Sign the paper on the door.
Where do you sit?
Anywhere you want unless Ms. Reed tells you something different.
Scraping away paint with a tool is commonly called this.
Scrafito
The paint that is easiest to mix and is most opaque is this.
Acrylic.
The way that we feel and associate certain colors depending on life experiences is known as this.
Color association.
If you have extra paint at the end of class you should...
Scoop the extra paint back into the bottle.
___ is when we develop and envision our projects.
Ideation.
Using different shades and tints of a singular color is called __.
Monochromatic.
This is the best way to avoid getting paint on your clothes.
Wear an apron.
A pure color with no black or white is known as __.
Hue.
Red drying rack.
Name ALL 8 Studio Habits of the Mind.
Envision
Observe
Engage and Persist
Develop Craft
Stretch and Explore
Express
Understand Art World
Reflect